Blogs about look of football

Christmas is finally here, and we’d love to celebrate it with you and give you all a big hug, but that’s not possible right now. However, just like any proper Christmas dinner, we’ll look back together on the good times we’ve shared!

In today’s post, we’ll be taking a look at everything that happened in the Champions League during the final matchday of the group stage. We’ll see which teams have qualified and which haven’t, and of course everything that happened yesterday. 

The Brazilian national team’s new jersey has once again wowed all of us sportswear enthusiasts. Brazil is once again drawing inspiration from its past for the major tournaments ahead. On this occasion, the iconic year of 1970 in the team’s history serves as inspiration for a jersey that we’ve fallen in love with the moment we saw it. Let’s take a closer look at the details of the new ‘Canarinha’ jersey.

The domestic leagues take a break to make way for the national teams; the best players return to their home countries to represent their nations, colours that also adorn their jerseys. That’s why today we’re going to talk about the Brazilian national team’s kit.

As well as the adidas and Nike jerseys, we now finally have two other Serie A teams kitted by Kappa; we are referring to Fiorentina and Napoli.

Team Heretics’ new shirts are now ready for the 20/21 season across all divisions. Heretics, one of the country’s most influential and prominent esports clubs, has a fresh new look and new challenges to strive for, having established itself as one of the teams in the national top flight.

Thanks to a well-planned project and collaboration agreement, adidas Football, together with Humanrace, unveiled a very special collection of football jerseys last Friday. This collaboration featured the artist Pharrell Williams, who hand-designed all the products in the collection. Today we’re talking about the adidas Humanrace collection.

Last night saw the conclusion of the first round of Champions League matches. We’ve seen plenty of teams packed with top players, but which one had the best kit?

In today’s post, we’ll be taking a look at the best new releases from the brands, focusing on three main categories: football jerseys, boots and gloves.

Last night, Italy recorded their nineteenth consecutive win against a Dutch side packed with top-class players of the highest calibre; many are happy following yesterday’s match, but others are far from satisfied. Today we will analyse what has been achieved so far and what this team is still lacking. 

The main focus of our blogs is usually on sports equipment, as you might expect: boots, goalkeeper gloves, match jerseys and lots of other things... However, we mustn’t forget that all of this is connected to football. That’s why today we’re going to talk about just that: football.

Nike and the Nigerian national team are ready for any challenge. The ‘Naija’ have sought to convey, regardless of the colours, two philosophies that are completely different from one another: the boldness to break with convention, as well as the African nation’s impeccable tradition. Join us to find out a little more about this launch.

8th of September 2020. A historic day for Manchester United, as adidas and the English club have unveiled their new third kit for the 2020/21 season. A jersey with a look that is completely different from what we are used to seeing at Manchester United, reviving a design that brings back the iconic stripes from one of the club’s earliest kits. 

Last Monday saw the global unveiling, across various social media platforms, of the new kits that Nike has launched for its leading European national teams. Having previously analysed the controversial launch of the Portuguese national team’s kit, today we turn our attention to the rest of the kits that also took centre stage on the same day, at an event that ended up unfolding very differently from what the American brand had planned, especially when compared to previous Nike launches, such as the one that took place, for example, during the 2019 Women’s World Cup in Paris.

The official national team jerseys are gradually being unveiled. In these unusual and strange times, the American brand shows no signs of slowing down. It ploughs on as if it were an ocean liner breaking through the ice. If you’re a fan of football jerseys, you won’t want to miss this post, in which we showcase the jerseys that the world’s best athletes will be wearing for their national teams.

The reigning European champions unveiled their new kit collection today. Once again designed by the American brand Nike, the kits symbolise their victory at Euro 2016 and reinforce Portugal’s status as the reigning European champions.

SL Benfica, in collaboration with adidas Football, has recently unveiled not only its new home kit but also its away kit. In a video posted on its social media channels under the slogan “ready for the comeback, ready for the glory”, the Portuguese club has revealed both new kits at once, although they have sparked some controversy amongst certain sections of the more traditional fanbase. Below, we take a look at both jerseys.

The new Manchester City 2021 jersey is now a reality. The Premier League runners-up continue their partnership with one of the most high-profile brands in the world of football in recent years. The Citizens and Puma Football have once again wowed us with a design inspired by their own City Football Academy.

The new face masks have arrived at Fútbol Emotion. The perfect addition to social distancing measures whilst playing sport, without compromising in the slightest on the Spanish brand’s unmistakable style and philosophy.

Atlético Madrid’s new jersey is ready for the battles ahead in the upcoming 2020/2021 season. The design stays true to the classic style but does feature a few new touches. A club that has always taken pride in its heritage and its supporters; the character and personality that define what it means to be part of Atlético Madrid.

The new Ajax jersey for the 20/21 season is here. On the 11th of June, Ajax Amsterdam and adidas jointly unveiled the Dutch club’s new away jersey for the coming season. A jersey steeped in history and bearing the message: “Ready for Sport”.

Bayern Munich’s new kit is unveiled to the public. A kit that, more than ever, is sure to make an impression, as from the little we’ve seen so far, its ‘simple’ design creates two striking effects. Let’s find out a bit more about the Bavarians’ new kit for the upcoming 20/21 season.